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A couple I've had in the last few days Drinking the kilt lifter now, so far the best scotch ale I've had. Though that hasn't been many. Letting it warm up a little has done me favors. Nice clean alcohol on the nose and a caramel smooth mouthfeel, nice and velvety

Even harder getting there

Bacchus brought to you by Benny Hill :lol:

Enery Australia are the ones that run enerygywatch aren't they?

Offer them up for a swap of some HB's if you wont use them, always good to try other's beers. Someone might want to be adventurous. That someone isn't me... :P

That's my IPA fix for the night.

I wouldn't brew in it..

With kits, you don't need to use hops at all (though IMO it's better to). If you want the same out come as with one kit & fermentables with say 30g of hops steeped, then yeah, for two kits in double the volume you'll need to double the hops. Same goes with any other ingredient

Cookie is good for a decent beer and good food. On Swanston street

I wouldn't store them in a garage in summer for any length of time, winter yeah, but garages get pretty damn hot in summer. Is there any reason you can't store the two kegs in the house? I have 9 kegs and the ones waiting sit out of sight in the loungroom where the temp is a lot more stable...

Damn, it bloody well looks like it doesn't it. I didn't get any fly in the mouthfeel, and it wasn't there when the glass was empty so ummm, I dunno :unsure: If it was it came out of the bottle...

Didn't mine their hop rocker, and this is a pretty nice drop. Not super special, but a good session beer

300 bucks it's gonna cost me, so for a $70 part they're charging me 230 to fit it. It'll take an hour. **** me, I'm opening up a my own mechanics

1L is 1000g

The ignition barrel on my Commo shat itself today, wasn't fun trying to fix it in this heat, even then, it was only temporary

Where is that place?

Oh dear

Yes it's fine to store kits in the fridge, but not really necessary IMO. Mine live in the pantry.